For those theorising that Tabitha and Henry will enter another timeline of Fromville upon their entry/reentry to the town, please note the episode 4 teaser depicts Boyd and I believe Randall also interacting with this ambulance in some capacity. So it appears that Victor may be reunited with his father, and Tabitha with her family, in the timeline we are familiar with. Or so it seems...
my theory is it was once a normal town that eventually became the cruel chosen location of some curse or whatever or whoever did it. The creatures were probably humans who probably succumbed to the curse or experiment which as mentioned by UA-camrs here, may be what's happening to the pregnant girl eating those moldy and rotten vegetables.
From has the same writers as Lost did. And Lost was intriguing, had a lost island that nobody could locate and ppl got there and few could leave. Lots of mysteries thrown in eash season and in the end NONE of it was explained and we got some hokey ending that was a huge copout. Does that sound familiar to From? I hope the writers read the horrendous feedback they got for the ending of Lost and don't use the same formula to get the same dismal ending.
Lost was explained. Every little thing in Lost was explained by the end. Literally every small detail had an explanation. People who have this misconception of Lost have not watched the show and paid attention. A couple of things at the end of Lost were left to interpretation, but the vast majority of every question in the show was literally explained to the extent there is wiki articles going into full paragraph lore for every small item shown in the show, who it belonged to, what significance it has, etc. The biggest issue with Lost is the fact that they wanted to explain every single thing, I feel they should have left some things unexplained as it ruined the pacing in areas. Having to over explain and literally have characters face the camera and talk about the plot is horrible for the pacing. Also, the writers for this show are not the same as Lost. This show shares the same producers, very different role to screenwriters. Edit: To elaborate on this, I'm not saying this show is not inspired heavily by Lost, it clearly is and shares a lot of thematic similarities with the show. This being said, there are also many other great shows heavily inspired by Lost and Lost was heavily inspired by other TV shows and media in general during its conception. Inspiration never speaks about the quality of the show, the quality of the show is dictated by cinematography, acting, writing and exploration of themes. Most of all the exploration of themes aspect is what people should be enjoying. I understand the constant need to watch to get answers and to see how the puzzle fits together, but doing this people are undermining the other 90% of the show including character development and their arcs. Mystery in a show like this exists as a driving mechanism propelling the characters into situations where they can be explored. This is something Lost was great at, and it's something that is clearly present here.
@@gepetodelamorte8149 Not that you would care rewatching or reading up on it, I don't really care to convince you otherwise. I've watched and rewatched the show and understood every plot point. If you watched it not to the same effect that probably says more about you than the show. Also, J.J. Abrams had barely anything to do with the show after the first season.
@@alexpricefield6969 I know! The parents are good. Sometimes i feel like they get hoed with bad dialogue. But Julie’s acting is so bad it makes me cringe😓 or maybe it’s just her delivery of certain lines
@@sbunnyx ... Jim piss me off so bad, he says to his kids that he will not be there at night so he can observe from van what is going in night, then when Boyd call him out he suddenly give me a keys I need to go to my kids... putting various people in danger but he don't care. While his wife is one street from tree and suddenly I need to get out... at least kids make smarter decision than their parents
Assuming tabitha is returning to fromville, the ambulance she is in, is already in fromville...in fact kenny and the nurse pulled wires from it, when trying to build the radio tower....so the question is, is tabitha returning to current day fromville or an older version of it....possibly multiple timelines about to intersect....
I am so conflicted with this. The bracelet in the car makes me question a lot. Could we see the wrecked RV in the last episode? I’m about to run it back. Can’t wait for Sunday 😩
I believe in the episode 4 teaaer that we see Randall interacting with this new ambulance, along with Boyd, as he is approached by one of the monsters saying "You can't save them all".
Acid causing a downward spiral? That’s a first…I’ve taken acid a few times in my youth and it’s one of those drugs you can’t take often because when you do take it your up for like 24 hours
he must be the only one hearing the phone ringing cause the kids had jus finished leaving the kitchen so they couldn't have been too far from the kitchen to not hear that phone ringing and come back running....
Shoking THEORY 🤯😱 Henry is in on it! he is an actor. henry is actually responsible for selling his wife and kids to that crooked hospital that kidnaps ppl and steals their organs. his wife was finding out about him that’s why he got rid of her. the symbol that jade was seeing is the hospital symbol ! the hospital is killing and sacrificing children and victor’s dad sold his wife and kids to the hospital. that’s why the town thinks he did it. this is like the truman show . they are always being watched . that’s how they know about the bracelet tabitha made for jim, their favorite song too! tabitha was figuring out henry is in on it . she said: ”but this was your mistake, this was too far” . she was on to them so they hurry up and cause an accident to send her back to that town. jim is always being contacted by people on the radio and phone by actual ppl who are watching them like the dude was watching jim carry in the truman show. they are interrupted by something whenever they are close to figuring things out . it’s the government and these sick creatures they created to steal organs and sell them! that’s why the organs are always missing from the dead bodies. And i just thought of something else: is it a coincidence that ppl in the medical field and doctors keep coming there? krissy is a doctor! and isnt it a coincidence how her gf who is also a doctor ended up there too? and now that ambulance is there too ? im telling u its that hospital that hospital is crooked! the hospitals are bringing ppl there. Basically similar to the movie OLD 2021 . 🤯
The part where victors father said, "i always leave my car unlocked" and then she finds her bracelet in the car. Why did that dialogue happen where he always mentions his cars left unlocked? did someone or something put that bracelet there?
Am I the only one confused that upset is Tabitha's sole emotion to being back at Fromville, given she will be back with her kids? She has found a way back to them. Yes, she's trapped back in town. But she also knows a way out, and could take her family with her again. I'm just feeling that usually a loving mother will just want to be back with her kids even if it means suffering through a hellish experience, such as being in Fromville.
I kinda understand it. To me, it explores the range of human emotion. I'm sure she's got some positive emotions about being reunited with her family. However, you wake up in an ambulance after a crash, and you're back in Fromville. My reaction likely be like hers. She also probably wanted more answers after making it to the real world.
There is a blood ritual going on and it needs fresh blood and the game is about causing a massacre and possibly capturing new "anghkooey" children so the ritual and the cycle can go on and the evil entity can feed itself. As for the game between entities I'm not so sure because the boy in white which appears to be good actually appeared to Victor for the very 1st time after the massacre of Victor's cycle and he was not happy when he saw Victor alive but was very happy when he was walking across massacred bodies of recent inhabitants of the town. The BiW also told Boyd to get into a tree and Boyd ended up with Martin and Martin passed worms to Boyd and we all know what troubles it caused. So if BiW is not good then I do not see another player entity which could be possibly a good one. I think in fact it is the game only between a single evil entity and people pulled into Fromville.
The entity that tried to drown Eldin maybe good, she may have been trying to wake him up so the cicadas didn't get him while he was sleeping? I'm leaning towards the BIW not trying to help.
@@HeyJudeDontBeSadDoubtful, in fact most of the stuff you see doesn't matter at all. They're all distractions to keep you engaged when really at the end you'll see that they were meaningless. It'll be Boyd saying "So all this time, the monsters, the spiders, the crows, all meant nothing?" And I'll be looking at the screen saying "Yup!"
Since the show hasn't ended and almost all of the theories are either lacking or unconfirmed, I would just like to provide my own overarching theory about the town and the creatures. I think the town exists in a closed alternate dimension where things are similar with the real world but also entirely different. The malevolent red entity that created the dimension is eternally in a tug-of-war battle with the boy in white, the likely good entity that tries to help the people get out. The town itself may have existed for hundreds if not thousands of years with cycles of people getting stuck in there and dying, except for someone like Victor who managed to survive the previous cycle. The houses and buildings like the diner, motel and post office were probably built by the previous cycles of townsfolk or the evil entity that just liked the 50s-60s style of neighbourhood. This is likely since the creatures themselves are based on the people of that era, perhaps the previous victims, and interestingly some of them seem to remember what they were like when alive but now they've become merely extensions of the entity. Also, I'm just gonna say the creatures resemble trees imo considering their shrivelled anatomy and intolerance for the worms, because there are worms that can harm trees. With the talismans and the scarecrows, they may be the works of the good entity or the people that previously worshipped it to help the townsfolk ward off the creatures until they could find a way out. I now this theory very likely has numerous holes in it but it's off the top of my head at this point. I do VERY MUCH hope that the ending isn't just something like 'oh they're in a purgatory or dream' because it cannot be anything else but supernatural. I'll give you an example: Alice in Wonderland on Netflix. SPOILERS: A Japanese show where people who were recovering from a meteor strike entered into a purgatory-like world and are forced to compete in games to survive. The ending was that those who woke up/escaped the world survived the meteor strike while those who didn't simply died. It made some sense imo because those people were in close proximity with the meteor strike when it hit Tokyo and so they would understandably get tied to the same non-existent world. Whereas all the townsfolk saw a fallen tree but were in several different locations when they did and so it cannot be a shared purgatory.
@@xKillZone99 Umm okay, except they went through it's journey. If you missed it. It was used to trigger her. For that moment, so they would get into a car accident and the Ambulance could take her and Victor's father to From land. It also connects the "chosen" people who are the hope of ending the place. By the way being chosen doesn't guarantee success. Just a chance at it.
@@xKillZone99 She literally exposition dumped all of the information about the bracelet. Then got into a car accident. Leading to the ambulance being in front of the From tree. I'm not reaching for anything. The part about being chosen. Well Victor's dad wouldn't shut up about it all episode.
The houses are not anything like what pilgrims first built, look up a real pilgrims house you will notice a huge difference. The pitch of the roof for one. A pilgrim make would have had longer hair. The man with the rail road spike thru his head looked more like a 18th century man along with a 18th. Century log cabin.
the Garb of unknown ghost. Appears to be similar to what was worn during American revolution/1700's era. Of note, the neckerchief he's wearing is common amongst farmers, sailors, and those that fought in militias during 1775. Also wearing knee breeches with socks that are below knee (possibly wraped legs in puttee's, hard to tell). Pine tree riots on April 14, 1772 lead to the Boston tea party protest that happened on on December 16, 1773. 1773 is one of the dates on the lighthouse. Finally, the spike in the unknown man's head is probably a Ship's Timber spike, which are nearly identical to railroad spikes. Railroad spike not having been invented til 1832. Jade's visions seems to be showing him people/things that align with the lighthouse dates going from most recent to oldest.
Im raising a petition to use ethan as bait for the monsters ,and keep him with that damned goat he tried opening the door for 😂😂
He’s the most annoying kid
For those theorising that Tabitha and Henry will enter another timeline of Fromville upon their entry/reentry to the town, please note the episode 4 teaser depicts Boyd and I believe Randall also interacting with this ambulance in some capacity. So it appears that Victor may be reunited with his father, and Tabitha with her family, in the timeline we are familiar with. Or so it seems...
Unexplained: how ANY of the buildings got built… the diner, the motel, the post office?!
I was thinking the same thing. Maybe the forest changes with the times
The people of the previous cycles were hard working people. That's how.
@@TAJREENTABASSUM Agreed, easier to focus on building a diner when you don't have 7 hours of TikTok to scroll through.
my theory is it was once a normal town that eventually became the cruel chosen location of some curse or whatever or whoever did it. The creatures were probably humans who probably succumbed to the curse or experiment which as mentioned by UA-camrs here, may be what's happening to the pregnant girl eating those moldy and rotten vegetables.
I've toyed with the personal theory that it was originally one of those fake nuke test towns, but never got completed.
From has the same writers as Lost did. And Lost was intriguing, had a lost island that nobody could locate and ppl got there and few could leave. Lots of mysteries thrown in eash season and in the end NONE of it was explained and we got some hokey ending that was a huge copout. Does that sound familiar to From? I hope the writers read the horrendous feedback they got for the ending of Lost and don't use the same formula to get the same dismal ending.
They better not pull a lost, and that was my favorite show
Lost was explained. Every little thing in Lost was explained by the end. Literally every small detail had an explanation. People who have this misconception of Lost have not watched the show and paid attention.
A couple of things at the end of Lost were left to interpretation, but the vast majority of every question in the show was literally explained to the extent there is wiki articles going into full paragraph lore for every small item shown in the show, who it belonged to, what significance it has, etc.
The biggest issue with Lost is the fact that they wanted to explain every single thing, I feel they should have left some things unexplained as it ruined the pacing in areas. Having to over explain and literally have characters face the camera and talk about the plot is horrible for the pacing.
Also, the writers for this show are not the same as Lost. This show shares the same producers, very different role to screenwriters.
Edit: To elaborate on this, I'm not saying this show is not inspired heavily by Lost, it clearly is and shares a lot of thematic similarities with the show. This being said, there are also many other great shows heavily inspired by Lost and Lost was heavily inspired by other TV shows and media in general during its conception. Inspiration never speaks about the quality of the show, the quality of the show is dictated by cinematography, acting, writing and exploration of themes.
Most of all the exploration of themes aspect is what people should be enjoying. I understand the constant need to watch to get answers and to see how the puzzle fits together, but doing this people are undermining the other 90% of the show including character development and their arcs. Mystery in a show like this exists as a driving mechanism propelling the characters into situations where they can be explored. This is something Lost was great at, and it's something that is clearly present here.
@@varkster6860 Sure buddy, every little thing in Lost was explained by the end. JJ, is that you?
@@gepetodelamorte8149 Not that you would care rewatching or reading up on it, I don't really care to convince you otherwise.
I've watched and rewatched the show and understood every plot point. If you watched it not to the same effect that probably says more about you than the show.
Also, J.J. Abrams had barely anything to do with the show after the first season.
@@varkster6860 you must be the only person on the internet who understood everything in Lost but hey, I must be the one who's wrong!
Tabatha breaking the glass and hurting herself trying to pick it up reminds me of the story that Sarah told in the first season
Oh yeah, good catch
A lot of thing could have been prevented if the town people just share the information they have with each other
The houses in Henry's neighborhood are the same as in the drawings in the theme song
the matthews family is insufferable
Especially the kids
@@alexpricefield6969 I know! The parents are good. Sometimes i feel like they get hoed with bad dialogue. But Julie’s acting is so bad it makes me cringe😓 or maybe it’s just her delivery of certain lines
@@sbunnyx ... Jim piss me off so bad, he says to his kids that he will not be there at night so he can observe from van what is going in night, then when Boyd call him out he suddenly give me a keys I need to go to my kids... putting various people in danger but he don't care. While his wife is one street from tree and suddenly I need to get out... at least kids make smarter decision than their parents
Assuming tabitha is returning to fromville, the ambulance she is in, is already in fromville...in fact kenny and the nurse pulled wires from it, when trying to build the radio tower....so the question is, is tabitha returning to current day fromville or an older version of it....possibly multiple timelines about to intersect....
Or just maybe, Fromville will have a 2nd ambulance in it.
I am so conflicted with this. The bracelet in the car makes me question a lot. Could we see the wrecked RV in the last episode? I’m about to run it back. Can’t wait for Sunday 😩
I believe in the episode 4 teaaer that we see Randall interacting with this new ambulance, along with Boyd, as he is approached by one of the monsters saying "You can't save them all".
Good question I was thinking her and victor dad jumped the tree and didn’t go back
No cap I forgot that
9:10 for the analysis
Acid causing a downward spiral? That’s a first…I’ve taken acid a few times in my youth and it’s one of those drugs you can’t take often because when you do take it your up for like 24 hours
It was Tabitha's job to bring Henry to Fromville.
Now he can see his son all grown up. Waiting to see what else.
Honestly, I'm not the smartest guy. So much of this series confuses me. It's starting to become ridiculous. Feels like Lost all over again.
Kenny got a phone call too
From,,,, yellow jackets,,, the Boys and a blunt,,, im straight!
The Morrigan is calling them to prepare them for a war. As the synchronicities grow, the closer they get.
3 season 3 and we no less than we did at ep 1 season 1
The Three Morrígna (wooden statues?) are often referred to as Badb, Macha, and Nemain, and each has her own distinct attributes
I just hope they don’t flatten the ambulances tires they gon need that
This actually makes sense
he must be the only one hearing the phone ringing cause the kids had jus finished leaving the kitchen so they couldn't have been too far from the kitchen to not hear that phone ringing and come back running....
Why does it only pull in people in the United States? lol
Because the show is made in the United States 😂😂
Shoking THEORY 🤯😱
Henry is in on it! he is an actor.
henry
is actually responsible for selling
his wife and kids to that crooked
hospital that kidnaps ppl and steals
their organs.
his wife was finding
out about him that’s why he got rid of
her.
the symbol that jade was seeing
is the hospital symbol !
the hospital
is killing and sacrificing children
and victor’s dad sold his wife and
kids to the hospital. that’s why the
town thinks he did it.
this is like the
truman show . they are always being
watched .
that’s how they know about
the bracelet tabitha made for jim, their favorite song too! tabitha was
figuring out henry is in on it . she
said: ”but this was your mistake, this
was too far” . she was on to them so
they hurry up and cause an accident
to send her back to that town.
jim is
always being contacted by people on
the radio and phone by actual ppl
who are watching them like the dude
was watching jim carry in the
truman show.
they are interrupted
by something whenever they are
close to figuring things out .
it’s the
government and these sick creatures
they created to steal organs and
sell them! that’s why the organs are
always missing from the dead bodies.
And i just thought of something else:
is it a coincidence that ppl in the
medical field and doctors keep
coming there? krissy is a doctor! and
isnt it a coincidence how her gf who
is also a doctor ended up there too?
and now that ambulance is there
too ?
im telling u its that hospital
that hospital is crooked! the
hospitals are bringing ppl there.
Basically similar to the movie OLD 2021 . 🤯
Good points....specifically mentioning the Old movie....i can definitely see all that being a possibility
You’re giving this show too much credit. None of what happened so far makes sense and there’s way too much dialogue
Great show
Just give us a few answers
Legit! Like 1! Just 1! That’s all I wait for during every ep, like just explain 1 question man instead it’s 10 more questions added
The part where victors father said, "i always leave my car unlocked" and then she finds her bracelet in the car. Why did that dialogue happen where he always mentions his cars left unlocked? did someone or something put that bracelet there?
but he mentioned that bracelet back to his wife
Tabatha enter in FRoM again after car accident. I think there’s a relationship between drugs, accidents, alcoholic, Trauma and this place
Am I the only one confused that upset is Tabitha's sole emotion to being back at Fromville, given she will be back with her kids? She has found a way back to them. Yes, she's trapped back in town. But she also knows a way out, and could take her family with her again.
I'm just feeling that usually a loving mother will just want to be back with her kids even if it means suffering through a hellish experience, such as being in Fromville.
I kinda understand it. To me, it explores the range of human emotion. I'm sure she's got some positive emotions about being reunited with her family. However, you wake up in an ambulance after a crash, and you're back in Fromville. My reaction likely be like hers. She also probably wanted more answers after making it to the real world.
think it was more trauma over thinking she might not be out of fromville
There is a blood ritual going on and it needs fresh blood and the game is about causing a massacre and possibly capturing new "anghkooey" children so the ritual and the cycle can go on and the evil entity can feed itself. As for the game between entities I'm not so sure because the boy in white which appears to be good actually appeared to Victor for the very 1st time after the massacre of Victor's cycle and he was not happy when he saw Victor alive but was very happy when he was walking across massacred bodies of recent inhabitants of the town. The BiW also told Boyd to get into a tree and Boyd ended up with Martin and Martin passed worms to Boyd and we all know what troubles it caused. So if BiW is not good then I do not see another player entity which could be possibly a good one. I think in fact it is the game only between a single evil entity and people pulled into Fromville.
The entity that tried to drown Eldin maybe good, she may have been trying to wake him up so the cicadas didn't get him while he was sleeping? I'm leaning towards the BIW not trying to help.
@@HeyJudeDontBeSadDoubtful, in fact most of the stuff you see doesn't matter at all. They're all distractions to keep you engaged when really at the end you'll see that they were meaningless. It'll be Boyd saying "So all this time, the monsters, the spiders, the crows, all meant nothing?" And I'll be looking at the screen saying "Yup!"
@@wayofthekodiak3118
How are finally coming close to finding a way out unless they plan to end the series this season
I thought this was an amazing episode!!!!
Who's Miranda?
Pilgrims converted the Navajo people? The pilgrims were never anywhere near the Navajo people.
Since the show hasn't ended and almost all of the theories are either lacking or unconfirmed, I would just like to provide my own overarching theory about the town and the creatures. I think the town exists in a closed alternate dimension where things are similar with the real world but also entirely different. The malevolent red entity that created the dimension is eternally in a tug-of-war battle with the boy in white, the likely good entity that tries to help the people get out. The town itself may have existed for hundreds if not thousands of years with cycles of people getting stuck in there and dying, except for someone like Victor who managed to survive the previous cycle. The houses and buildings like the diner, motel and post office were probably built by the previous cycles of townsfolk or the evil entity that just liked the 50s-60s style of neighbourhood. This is likely since the creatures themselves are based on the people of that era, perhaps the previous victims, and interestingly some of them seem to remember what they were like when alive but now they've become merely extensions of the entity. Also, I'm just gonna say the creatures resemble trees imo considering their shrivelled anatomy and intolerance for the worms, because there are worms that can harm trees. With the talismans and the scarecrows, they may be the works of the good entity or the people that previously worshipped it to help the townsfolk ward off the creatures until they could find a way out. I now this theory very likely has numerous holes in it but it's off the top of my head at this point. I do VERY MUCH hope that the ending isn't just something like 'oh they're in a purgatory or dream' because it cannot be anything else but supernatural. I'll give you an example: Alice in Wonderland on Netflix. SPOILERS: A Japanese show where people who were recovering from a meteor strike entered into a purgatory-like world and are forced to compete in games to survive. The ending was that those who woke up/escaped the world survived the meteor strike while those who didn't simply died. It made some sense imo because those people were in close proximity with the meteor strike when it hit Tokyo and so they would understandably get tied to the same non-existent world. Whereas all the townsfolk saw a fallen tree but were in several different locations when they did and so it cannot be a shared purgatory.
filler episode that doesnt answer anything, and just raises more questions
It literally answers what is up with the moving bracelet.
@@meoff7602 not really
@@xKillZone99 Umm okay, except they went through it's journey. If you missed it. It was used to trigger her. For that moment, so they would get into a car accident and the Ambulance could take her and Victor's father to From land. It also connects the "chosen" people who are the hope of ending the place. By the way being chosen doesn't guarantee success. Just a chance at it.
@@meoff7602 I think you're reaching a bit
@@xKillZone99 She literally exposition dumped all of the information about the bracelet. Then got into a car accident. Leading to the ambulance being in front of the From tree. I'm not reaching for anything.
The part about being chosen. Well Victor's dad wouldn't shut up about it all episode.
The houses are not anything like what pilgrims first built, look up a real pilgrims house you will notice a huge difference. The pitch of the roof for one. A pilgrim make would have had longer hair. The man with the rail road spike thru his head looked more like a 18th century man along with a 18th. Century log cabin.
the Garb of unknown ghost. Appears to be similar to what was worn during American revolution/1700's era. Of note, the neckerchief he's wearing is common amongst farmers, sailors, and those that fought in militias during 1775. Also wearing knee breeches with socks that are below knee (possibly wraped legs in puttee's, hard to tell).
Pine tree riots on April 14, 1772 lead to the Boston tea party protest that happened on on December 16, 1773. 1773 is one of the dates on the lighthouse.
Finally, the spike in the unknown man's head is probably a Ship's Timber spike, which are nearly identical to railroad spikes. Railroad spike not having been invented til 1832.
Jade's visions seems to be showing him people/things that align with the lighthouse dates going from most recent to oldest.
они теперь знают как выйти из этой западни, через маяк. помойму этот сезон будет последним
I hope we get some answers
I think this is not the last season, because Thabita has amnesia